bsp-layout VS scripts

I think horizontal-grid layout in bsp-layout should work?

bsp-layout works quite well, makes it a bit easier to get a master-stack and/or manage windows more orderly on a single screen. Not sure if this will help you but i figured i'd share it anyway.

Hey there, I haven't used i3 a lot so ig I'm not qualified to give detailed difference btw them, but you can check out this link here to know more about i3 and bspwm... and a solution for the cons mentioned their about bspwm... 1. No Proper Documentation - you can try the arch wiki / just google duckduckgo what your looking for / once I fully finish my rice, I will include all the things I have learned in my dotfiles. 2. Lack of layout - bspwm is a manual tiler but you can use this tool 3. Lack of Transparency - you can use an external compositor like picom I really love bspwm <3 , as for me I'm able to do everything with it :)

Dont get me wrong its a nice WM have you tried this? it's really nice

You can get the usual dynamic wm layouts (like master-stack) in bspwm using bsp-layout

I'm using bsp-layout to do something similar. Might be worth a look!

Hey. I'm the author of bsp-layout. bspwm only offers monocle and tiled layouts. bsp-layout is a layout manager for bspwm that uses bspc. Once you've installed it, add the commands to your bspwm config to apply the layout on startup.

You may use or ignore the disp_config.sh used in this script.

new_wall.sh: https://github.com/chhajedji/scripts/blob/master/new_wall.sh

I've created a script for managing reminders by simply sending scheduled notifications using dmenu, at and notify-send and viewing/deleting reminders. Check it out at https://github.com/chhajedji/scripts/blob/master/remindme.sh Would love to have suggestions, review or feedback! 🙂

Need suggestion on how are you restarting your dwm status bar set with xsetroot and not the classic dwmblocks. I have a script dwmbar which loads the status bar. Then I use another script which reloads the status bar whenever I press volume key, which takes significant time.

I have this script, which checks if last edited file is a C file or not. If it's a C file, then script will compile and run it. Alternatively if an argument is passed, script will compile that file and run it.

Your usage would look like: { MODKEY, XK_s, spawn, SHCMD("systemctl suspend") }, `` Also a better idea to suspend could be to lock system when recovered from suspended state. Check [this script](https://github.com/chhajedji/scripts/blob/master/suspend_lock.sh) to suspend the computer. It usesi3lock` to lock system.